The phrase "a chain of thoughts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or series of interconnected ideas or reflections.
Example: "As I sat in silence, a chain of thoughts began to form in my mind, leading me to a profound realization."
Alternatives: "a stream of consciousness" or "a flow of ideas".
Watching it fall, he says, "I just did that thing where you're following a chain of thought, and you go, That looked like it was really near.
A chain of thought goes from the sight of the flag to the words of the pledge and to pain and humiliation at the rejection of his religious belief system.
The creator of the Alex Rider teenage spy novels says an editor told him it could be considered "patronising"... Horowitz, who has written 10 novels featuring teenage spy Alex Rider, said there was a "chain of thought" in America that it was "inappropriate" for white writers to try to create black characters, something which he described as "dangerous territory".
Those with dyslexia undergo a more complicated chain of thoughts when associating the image of a letter with the sound it makes; therefore up to five times more energy is expended in language processing.
But after hearing Elder Kearon's talk and knowing something of President Uchtdorf's story, I had a chain reaction of thoughts.
Asking questions like "why" sets off a chain reaction of thoughts, and eventually they'll terminate at one question above all others: what is the point?
If you keep observing your intentions until you can see the intention making you think, feel or act, you can also seek to modify that intention, simply by using a conscious intention of a different kind, such as intending to let go of a harmful chain of thought.
This threat provoked a long chain of thought in Veronica that led to her saying solemnly, "Gregor and I are getting a divorce".
